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Manual Release in an 'Old' Douglas-Fir Plantation Increases Diameter Growth

机译:“老”道格拉斯 - 冷杉种植园的手动释放增加了直径增长

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Twelve-year-old Douglas-fir saplings on the Mad River Ranger District, Six Rivers National Forest, California were released by cutting competing vegetation in a 9-foot radius to test the timing and efficacy of the method in plantations older than those in which such work traditionally is done--the first 5 years. Nine years after release, the average stem diameter (3.60 inches or 9.14 cm) of released Douglas-fir saplings, taken at 12 inches (30 cm) above mean groundline, differed significantly from that of control saplings (2.98 inches or 7.75 cm) (P 0.05), although the average height did not differ (p 0.05). In spite of the finding, the stem diameter of released saplings was 40 percent less than that needed to comply with regional Forest Service growth objectives. Cost of release averaged $428 per acre or $1058/ha in 1978 dollars.

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